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  1. Feb 18, 2024 · Published: February 18, 2024. Written by: Daniel Gallik. Reviewed by: Peter Smith. Discover the key differences between Eastern Orthodox Christianity and Catholicism in terms of theology and spirituality. Explore the unique beliefs and practices that set these two branches of Christianity apart. Share: Catholicism.

  2. May 6, 2024 · So, here’s the key difference: Papal Infallibility: Catholics believe in Papal infallibility, which means when the Pope speaks “ex-cathedra” (from the chair) on matters of faith and morals, he cannot err. Conciliarity: The Orthodox principle of “conciliarity” or “synodality” suggests that all bishops are equal.

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  3. orthodoxinfo.com › praxis › orthodoxchristianmarriageThe Orthodox Christian Marriage

    Unlike the wedding ceremonies in most non-Orthodox churches, marriage in the Orthodox Church is not a contract—a legal agreement with the exchange of vows or promises— between two people. Rather, marriage is the setting up, by two people, of a miniature church, a family church, wherein people may worship the true God and struggle to save ...

  4. . THE SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE. AND ITS IMPEDIMENTS. I. On Orthodox Marriage. The institution of the family is threatened today by such phenomena as secularization and moral relativism. The Orthodox Church maintains, as her fundamental and indisputable teaching, that marriage is sacred.

  5. Mar 16, 2017 · I read somewhere a couple of years ago that Eastern Orthodox believe marriages contracted on earth, remain in place in heaven (however it is impossible to get married once you arrive in heaven). Whereas Catholics believe that marriages are dissolved at death and everyone in heaven is single.

  6. Feb 1, 2016 · Marriage should provide a haven of comfort and happiness amid the storms and turbulence of life. St. John Chrysostom explains that there are two main reasons for marriage: procreation of children and the chastity of the couple themselves. The virtue of chastity should be understood in a positive sense. It is not merely avoidance of immorality ...

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  8. A Pastoral Statement on Orthodox/Roman Catholic Marriages - Joint Committee of Orthodox and Catholic Bishops, 1990. Introduction. A growing trust and a spirit of cooperation have developed between the Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church during the last twenty-five years, not only in the United States but also in other parts of the world.